Re: [xmail] Mail loops

2010-03-04 Thread Gary Bainbridge 
In article 4b8dc831.13565.16a7...@xmail.lordynet.org,
xm...@lordynet.org (David Lord) wrote:

  Received: from technetium.cix.co.uk ([194.153.0.53]:43576)

It's still there. although a shadow of its former self.

 Anyway I can't see an actual mail loop, it's just the
 large number of received headers. I had problems with
 some mailing lists and just increased MaxMTAOps from
 default of 16. It's now at 28.

Yes thanks, I have now done that and the stuck emails have now been
released. Strange that it should affect only some emails though.

Thanks to both you and Davide,
  Gary.

P.S. Apologies if you've received more than one version of this email.
The first that I sent seemed to bounce.
  
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Re: [xmail] Mail loops

2010-03-03 Thread David Lord 
On 2 Mar 2010 at 23:57, Gary Bainbridge wrote:

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Blast from the past. I even miss it.

Anyway I can't see an actual mail loop, it's just the
large number of received headers. I had problems with
some mailing lists and just increased MaxMTAOps from
default of 16. It's now at 28.


David

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[xmail] Mail loops

2010-03-02 Thread Gary Bainbridge 
I've been using quite an old version of xmail (1.25) quite successfully
for a couple of years on a Synology server.

It's been very reliable, but I get the odd message which sticks in the
spool with the following error:

ErrCode = -163
ErrString = Mail loop detected
Message blocked by mail loop check !
SMTP-Error = 554 Message blocked by mail loop check

The thing is that I can't see why a mail loop has occurred as it was
simply an incoming message to me.

So my two questions are, can anyone explain why these messages get stuck
when many other messages from the same senders get through? 

Secondly, is there any way to get these messages out of the spool? Simply
resubmitting the email (using PHPXmail) doesn't help as the message
simply gets marked with the same error again and stays in the spool.

Below is the header from one of the problem emails. Just to explain, my
..com domain is the address of my server, whereas the .co.uk domain is
handled by my ISP who scan the email for spam, then forward it to my .com
address.

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Re: [xmail] Mail loops

2010-03-02 Thread Davide Libenzi 
On Tue, 2 Mar 2010, Gary Bainbridge wrote:

 I've been using quite an old version of xmail (1.25) quite successfully
 for a couple of years on a Synology server.
 
 It's been very reliable, but I get the odd message which sticks in the
 spool with the following error:
 
 ErrCode = -163
 ErrString = Mail loop detected
 Message blocked by mail loop check !
 SMTP-Error = 554 Message blocked by mail loop check
 
 The thing is that I can't see why a mail loop has occurred as it was
 simply an incoming message to me.
 
 So my two questions are, can anyone explain why these messages get stuck
 when many other messages from the same senders get through? 
 
 Secondly, is there any way to get these messages out of the spool? Simply
 resubmitting the email (using PHPXmail) doesn't help as the message
 simply gets marked with the same error again and stays in the spool.
 
 Below is the header from one of the problem emails. Just to explain, my
 ..com domain is the address of my server, whereas the .co.uk domain is
 handled by my ISP who scan the email for spam, then forward it to my .com
 address.

Try to bump up the MaxMTAOps variable of the server.tab file ...


- Davide

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